Can you give me a word that means "a place for old things"? ie books, bodies, antiques?

Question

It doesn't have to be precise, figurative is OK. Writing the last line of a paper, need a synonym

Answer 1

Archive
Museum
Depository
Cache
Warehouse
Repository
Vault

Answer 2

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Answer 3

rel·i·quar·y
n. pl. rel·i·quar·ies
A receptacle, such as a coffer or shrine, for keeping or displaying sacred relics.

A crypt would be for burying bodies. I gues you could call that a place for them.

A library for books of course.

Museum would also be an appropriate place for storing antiques, books, and occasionaly bodies (ala King Tut).

Museum seems to be the best word as you could store antiques, books, and occasionaly bodies (ala King Tut). there.


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Answer 4

well, can't think of a word, but maybe u can use words such as "stowed away in old steamer trunk", attic, storage unit, footlocker, under the floorboards, etc. Hope this helps.

Answer 5

A crypt.

Answer 6

...or this sounds nice: " it lays hidden in the depths of the dungeon to this day.." lol ;)

Answer 7

Will "attic' do?.............or shall we say, a chest? a treasure box?A cave for the bodies..............a treasure box for the rest..........

Answer 8

I would use "Antiquarium" for that word.